Sentences with phrase «put at jeopardy»

Put myself at the jeopardy of the stupid lieing customer that has misrepresented something or neligently omitted something.

Their contention is that employees, especially health care employees, may not know whether the problem they have encountered meets a legal threshold of wrongdoing, putting them at jeopardy of sanction if they are incorrect, even if the behavior did reflect violation of professional and clinical standards or put patients, employees, or the public at risk.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, the Commerce decision weakens Bombardier, and therefore puts in jeopardy at least some of the more than 20,000 Americans who work for the company's U.S. - based suppliers.

Speaking at the first Prime Minister's Questions since the general election earlier this month, Corbyn said years of Conservative government cuts to local authority budgets had put public safety at jeopardy and had played a part in the fire that destroyed a tower block in Kensington, west London earlier this month, killing at least 79 people.

Amazon doesn't want to pay the tax, so it's halting the construction of a downtown tower and reconsidering occupying another that's under construction, putting at least 7,000 jobs in jeopardy.

To establish his third point Peirce invokes the pragmatic shift of concern from origins to consequences and argues that knowledge is justified not because it has an absolute foundation but because it is a self - correcting enterprise which can put any claim in jeopardy though not all at once.

Her sayings were mingled with naive words, but at the same time with sublime meanings like, «I was sent by God, from whom I came...» Her words, «You tell me you are my judge; ponder with great care over what you mean to do, for in very truth I was sent of God, and you are putting yourself in great jeopardy,» (Ibid., p. 76.)

Wine shipments through US ports in jeopardy as strike action «unavoidable»: Industrial action at western US ports now looks unavoidable say opposing sides in the dispute putting wine shipments in jeopardy...

Furthermore, much will now depend on the extent of the injury as it could well also put his position at Euro 2016 in jeopardy with the tournament just under three weeks away.

After getting the first yellow he should have been careful and technically should have gone but looking at it as a sensible football fan, at no time did he make a dangerous tackle or put the other player in jeopardy of a serious injury so does the premier league need players been sent off for commitment and honesty?

Not only did Snyder potentially put UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley's NFL career in jeopardy with that bush league move, he also put his own players at risk as we saw one of KSU's players land awkwardly after trying to jump on top of Hundley.

About the same time that Knebelkamp made his remark at the winner's party, activity of another kind at Churchill Downs was putting his feelings of relief in considerable jeopardy.

But the refs could be honest enough to look at it straight after the game and give some leeway to the guys job you just put in jeopardy possibly.

Especially with a World Cup year ahead, the Spanish international will want to be playing regularly to secure a place in the final squad for Russia, and staying at Madrid would surely put that in jeopardy with such strong competition ahead of him in the pecking order.

At the other end of the table, Boro sit six points behind the safety zone, albeit with two games in hand, and a loss today would put their Premier League life in jeopardy.

Under - fire goalkeeper Joe Hart, whose England World Cup spot is in jeopardy following his struggles this season, then kept Chelsea at bay with some fine saves as West Ham held on grimly for another point to put towards their survival bid.

He said: «A vote to Leave is a vote to put our NHS in jeopardy, in the hands of those who want to break it up to end it as a service free at the point of use.»

Writing for politics.co.uk, Crin Antonescu warned that a mutually beneficial relationship between Romania and Britain was being put in jeopardy by the fierce rhetoric surrounding the end of the EU control mechanism at the end of the year.

But Ryan, after emergency meetings at which Republicans expressed panic over Trump's potential to negatively impact down - ballot races — perhaps putting the majority in jeopardy for the GOP along with control of the U.S. Senate — said he plans on turning all his attention to keeping his party in power.

Impeachment does not put an official at jeopardy of life or limb therefore there is no restriction on how many times he can be impeached for the same action.

They have put the state and city into such a deficit that even if there jobs are not in jeopardy at the moment the future of there pensions are as well as the pensions of others will be.

«That decision put thousands of perspective graduates in a bad spot and in many cases actually put their graduation into jeopardy,» Bloomberg told reporters at a press conference at Tweed Courthouse called to announce the plan.

In both case scenarios, failure to strike a balance between the two could result in putting your relationship or your job at jeopardy.

Every married man or woman who joins such a site likely feels anxious at first but also good about their chances otherwise they wouldn't put themselves and their spouses in jeopardy.

At the end of the day, you can never be too sure of their intentions, so never put your safety in jeopardy.

Marco has many challenges, including severe mental handicaps made worse by neglect, but thrives under the couple's care until a series of events outs Paul at work and puts Rudy's custody in jeopardy.

It is putting the governing of schools at the local level in jeopardy.

These actions violate their duties as school administrators and rightfully put their certification at jeopardy.

At a time proposed state funding cuts have put some full - day kindergarten programs in jeopardy, a new report says that the program improves reading skills.

If you take a pass at the dealership and decide instead to have a paint stripe, compass or tissue holder added to your car through the local body shop, parts store or mass merchandiser, you could save a few dollars and add to the overall comfort and appearance of your machine.If you choose, however, to bypass the factory and the dealership in order to buy a set of anti-lock brakes, you may end up spending more money and could put the comfort and appearance of you and your vehicle in jeopardy.

Conventional bank loans can be fickle; banks can pull finances from the buyer during escrow at the last minute, putting the deal in jeopardy.

571 - 580 Credit Score: This is still a bad credit score that has lenders perceiving you as an at - risk client, putting in jeopardy what you may qualify for.

«Back in 1999 Henderson County employees screamed at the idea of putting their safety in jeopardy by handling possibly feral animals in order to inject them.

Intensified barking, biting, and defecation in inconvenient places by the dwindling numbers of Indian dogs remaining at large has in some cities and even a few whole states put political support for the entire ABC approach in jeopardy.

you have to understand gamers only buy if their type of game is being supported... I only got a ps3 for god... bayo2 puts that ffuture purchase at jeopardy....

Upon his arrival, master Assassin Arbaaz Mir must act fast to secure the diamond for the Brotherhood, steal back a mysterious box that belonged to the Assassin Order and discover the Templars» objective, putting his love affair with Princess Pyara Kaur in jeopardy and her safety at risk.

Haiti is a country at risk, with poverty, weak infrastructure, limited access to electricity, and extreme weather all putting its population in jeopardy.

The idea that we would put Americans» economy at jeopardy based on scientific theory that's not settled yet to me is just nonsense,» Perry said at the time.

It is one thing to fight for your rights, yet another t0 put them further at jeopardy by «force».

It effectively meant that people had to deliver their own marijuana, and they had to get every delivery done in one day because to leave it in their car overnight could put their license at jeopardy.

Jurors» veto power was designed into the American legal system through such provisions as prohibitions against defendants being put at risk of double jeopardy and against punishing jurors for their verdicts.

The good part is if you need a high face amount otherwise known as your death benefit, Maine Term life insurance will cost you the least amount of money so you can have a high face amount at a very affordable premium which will not put your finances in jeopardy.

▪ Programs for medical residents at teaching health centers like Clinica's would be put in serious jeopardy.

Let's take a look at why these officials are not only dead wrong but would actually gut access to comprehensive care for women in the United States, putting in jeopardy something Senator Cruz

Let's take a look at why these officials are not only dead wrong but would actually gut access to comprehensive care for women in the United States, putting in jeopardy something Senator Cruz says Americans should value highly: «the health of our nation's mothers, daughters and sisters.»

In one more effort to help educate the public, perhaps put the TREB CB story link on your own website page or your corp i.d. page (talk about it at your office), so your readers (your public) can see for themselves what is going on, and how they are in possible jeopardy regarding identity theft among other issues.

The earnest money deposit you make at the time the offer is accepted will be put in jeopardy once the contingency for the loan has expired.